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29 Mar 19

Congress Introduces Bill To Improve Experiences For Taxpayers And Modernize The IRS

U.S. Senate Finance Committee Chair Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) have introduced legislation aimed at improving experiences for taxpayers. The bill, referred to as the Taxpayer First Act of 2019, is intended to modernize the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and strengthen taxpayer protections. Here’s a quick peek at…

29 Mar 19

IRS giving millions a pass on penalties for 2018 underpayment

The IRS once again is making it easier on taxpayers facing unexpected penalties following implementation of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Individuals who failed to pay a certain percentage of their federal tax bill throughout the year are subject to an underpayment penalty when they file. On Friday, the…

19 Mar 19

How to Get a Bigger Tax Refund: Strategies & Expert Tips

How to Get a Bigger Tax Refund: Key Strategies and Expert Tips A bigger tax refund is possible with the right approach and strategy. While tax laws are often complex and constantly evolving, there are effective ways to ensure you’re maximizing your refund each year. Whether it’s adjusting your withholding,…

25 Feb 19

Benefits of a Tax Preparer Network

Benefits of a Tax Preparer Network: Nexus United Are you an independent tax preparer aiming to expand your business, tap into new revenue streams, and provide a professional level of service comparable to national tax preparation firms? Joining a tax preparer network like Nexus United could be the perfect strategy.…

04 Feb 19

These red flags on your 2018 tax return could spark interest from the IRS

Even though the IRS may be just getting back on its feet after the partial government shutdown — with another one potentially in mid-February — don’t assume you can pull a fast one on your tax return this year. Because much of the agency’s systems are automated to spot certain…

04 Feb 19

Here’s when you can expect your tax refund to hit your bank account, according to the IRS

Most people dread filing their taxes— but nearly everyone is hoping for a refund. The IRS was affected by the record 35-day government shutdown, though it said it would still work to process tax returns and provide refunds to filers on time. Now that the shutdown is over, at least…

04 Feb 19

Taxes 2019: When to file and what big changes to expect

The last year has seen one of the biggest changes to the tax code in recent history, leaving many filers (and some tax preparers) unsure of what to expect this year. Fortunately, most of the changes are quite specific and actually make it a little easier for most filers to…

08 Jan 19

IRS Confirms Tax Filing Season to Begin January 28

WASHINGTON ― Despite the government shutdown, the Internal Revenue Service today confirmed that it will process tax returns beginning January 28, 2019 and provide refunds to taxpayers as scheduled. “We are committed to ensuring that taxpayers receive their refunds notwithstanding the government shutdown. I appreciate the hard work of the…

22 Oct 18

IRS Announces MeF Shutdown and Cutover Dates

IRS has announced that the Modern e-File System (MeF) will commence its annual shutdown and cutover maintenance period on Saturday, November 17, 2018, at 11:59 p.m. in order to prepare the system for the upcoming Tax Year 2018 Filing Season See the full text of the announcement here. Preparers should…

16 Oct 18

Tax Preparer Education Requirements: Qualifications & Certifications

Being a tax preparer comes with specific responsibilities that require continuous professional development. The IRS mandates continuing education for tax preparers to ensure they are informed of the latest tax laws, due diligence changes, and best practices for accurate and reliable tax services. Let’s explore the Tax Preparer Education Requirements…

Congress Introduces Bill To Improve Experiences For Taxpayers And Modernize The IRS

IRS giving millions a pass on penalties for 2018 underpayment

How to Get a Bigger Tax Refund: Strategies & Expert Tips

Benefits of a Tax Preparer Network

These red flags on your 2018 tax return could spark interest from the IRS

Here’s when you can expect your tax refund to hit your bank account, according to the IRS

Taxes 2019: When to file and what big changes to expect

IRS Confirms Tax Filing Season to Begin January 28

IRS Announces MeF Shutdown and Cutover Dates

Tax Preparer Education Requirements: Qualifications & Certifications

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